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    Policy Execution: Presented By: Xyra Marie M. Lopez

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    The executive branch is responsible for executing and administering the country's policies and laws. The President has control over all executive departments and offices and is responsible for ensuring strict implementation of laws. The President can issue executive orders to streamline policy programs. Policies must be published in the Official Gazette before implementation. At the national level, Cabinet Secretaries oversee departments and can issue directives. Local governments also have chief executives like governors, mayors, and barangay captains who are responsible for policy implementation at their level.

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    The executive branch is responsible for executing and administering the country's policies and laws. The President has control over all executive departments and offices and is responsible for ensuring strict implementation of laws. The President can issue executive orders to streamline policy programs. Policies must be published in the Official Gazette before implementation. At the national level, Cabinet Secretaries oversee departments and can issue directives. Local governments also have chief executives like governors, mayors, and barangay captains who are responsible for policy implementation at their level.

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    Policy Studies

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    Public Policy

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    The executive branch is responsible for executing and administering the country's policies and laws. The President has control over all executive departments and offices and is responsible for ensuring strict implementation of laws. The President can issue executive orders to streamline policy programs. Policies must be published in the Official Gazette before implementation. At the national level, Cabinet Secretaries oversee departments and can issue directives. Local governments also have chief executives like governors, mayors, and barangay captains who are responsible for policy implementation at their level.

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    Policy Execution: Presented By: Xyra Marie M. Lopez

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    The executive branch is responsible for executing and administering the country's policies and laws. The President has control over all executive departments and offices and is responsible for ensuring strict implementation of laws. The President can issue executive orders to streamline policy programs. Policies must be published in the Official Gazette before implementation. At the national level, Cabinet Secretaries oversee departments and can issue directives. Local governments also have chief executives like governors, mayors, and barangay captains who are responsible for policy implementation at their level.

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    POLICY

    EXECUTION

    PRESENTED BY: XYRA MARIE M. LOPEZ

    POLICY a principle of behaviour, conduct, etc.


    thought to be desirable or necessary,
    especially as formally expressed by a
    government or other authority body.

    IMPLEMENTATION the process of moving an


    idea from concept to reality.

    The

    Executive Branch of the government is in


    charge with the EXECUTION and
    ADMINISTRATION of the countrys
    POLICIES/LAWS.
    In general, the executive branch sets the
    direction of national policy.

    The PRESIDENT of the Philippines


    has the mandate of control over all the
    executive departments, bureaus, and
    offices. This includes restructuring,
    reconfiguring, and appointments of their
    respective officials. The Administrative
    Code also provides for the President to
    be responsible for the abovementioned
    offices strict implementation of laws.

    The President of the Philippines has the


    power to give executive issuances,
    which are means to streamline the
    policy
    and
    programs
    of
    an
    administration.

    POLICY DISSEMINATION
    it is the process of distributing, broadcasting
    and spreading out the POLICY made by the
    government.
    the policy must be published before it has to be
    implemented.
    it is usually published in the Official Gazette
    which is the official publication of the
    government.

    Structure to implement the policy


    National Level:
    President gives executive issuances.
    ex. Administrative Order, Executive
    Order, Special Order, Memorandum
    Order, Proclamations
    - responsible for the strict
    implementation of laws.

    Vice

    President may concurrently assume


    cabinet position should the
    president offer.
    - is mandated to assume the
    presidency in case of death,
    disability or resignation of
    the incumbent president.

    Cabinet Secretary act as alter ego of the


    President, executing, with
    his authority of the Office
    of the President in their
    respective departments.
    * they possess the power to issue directives
    relative to their departments, such as department
    orders. These orders apply to offices under a
    specific department under the cabinet secretarys
    jurisdiction. They also act as advisors to the
    president for their areas.

    Cabinet Secretaries
    Secretary of Agrarian Reform
    Secretary of Agriculture
    Secretary of Education
    Secretary of Health
    Secretary of Justice
    Secretary of Social Welfare and Development
    Secretary of Tourism

    The Executive branch extends beyond the


    national government. According to Article
    X, Section 4 of the constitution, the
    President of the Philippines is mandate to
    supervise local government all over the
    country. However, because of the RA 7160
    otherwise
    known
    as
    the
    Local
    Government Code of 1991, local
    governments enjoy relative autonomy from
    the national government.
    o

    Each local government has its own chief


    executive.

    1. Province Provincial Governor


    2. City City Mayor
    3. Municipality Municipal Mayor
    4. Barangay Punong Barangay
    * The Local Chief Executive have the power to
    approve or veto local ordinances recommended
    by the local legislators.

    Roles of the Executive Body of Local


    Government in the Implementation of the Policy
    1. Exercise general supervision and control over
    all programs, projects, service and activities of
    the government.
    2. Enforce all laws and ordinances, and
    implement all approved policies, programs,
    and projects.
    3. Initiate and maximize the generation of
    resources and revenues, to be used for the
    implementation of policies and development
    plans.

    Thank You!!

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